Le voyage d'un Philippin vers le sommet du monde | Jeno Panganiban | TEDxSJCS Youth

Le alpiniste philippin Jeno Panganiban évoque la préparation qui précède l'ascension de l'Everest. Il raconte des années d'entraînement, de sacrifices, de peur et de nostalgie du foyer derrière la photo du sommet. Selon lui, le véritable objectif n'était pas seulement d'atteindre le sommet, mais de rentrer chez soi en toute sécurité. Le témoignage invite chacun à identifier son propre Everest et les efforts discrets du quotidien qui y mènent. Il est l'un des 11 Philippins à avoir atteint le sommet.

• Des années d'entraînement et de sacrifices
• Peur et mal du pays pendant l'ascension
• Rentrer sain et sauf, le véritable objectif

In this talk, Jeno Panganiban shares what really happens before someone stands on top of Mount Everest. Drawing from his own climb as a Filipino mountaineer, he talks about the years of training, sacrifice, fear, and homesickness behind the summit photo, and why the real goal was never just to reach the top but to come home safely. More than a climbing story, this talk invites us to name our own Everest and find our 4 AM: the small, unseen things we do when nobody is watching. Because whatever your Everest is, climb it anyway. A distinguished mountaineer who etched his name in history by reaching the summit of Mount Everest, he is one of only 11 Filipinos to have accomplished this extraordinary feat. Notably, he is the youngest Filipino man to summit Everest in nearly two decades—an achievement that exemplifies courage, resilience, and perseverance. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx